Adrian High School - Dragon Yearbook (Adrian, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

EVENTS 7 HURRICANE CAMILLE - Five persons await rescue on rail tracks between Gulfport and New Orleans after winds had lifted their house. 8. KENNEDY'S ATTEND FUNERAL - Sen. Edward M Kennedy follows his wife. Joan into St. Vincent s church in Plym- outh. Pennsylvania, to attend funeral service for Mary Jo Kopechne. Miss Kopechne died in an auto mishap from which Sen. Kennedy escaped. (July. '69) 11. 9. MISS AMERICA Pamela Anne Eldred. 21 year old Detroit College Senior was crowned Miss America for 1970 in At- lantic City. (Sept. '69) 10. ROSES FOR MAJESTIC PRINCE - Jockey Bill Hartack helps to raise blanket of roses atop Majestic Prince after they won the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Owner Frank McMahon is at right. 11. UNDERDOGS BECOME TOP DOGS - The New York Mets. and their fans, whoop it up after becoming the baseball champions of the world. (Oct. ’69) 12 HIGH TRIBUNAL HAPPENINGS - Abe Fortas. BACK ROW. LEFT, resigned under fire during 1969 Chief Justice Earl Warren, FRONT ROW. CENTER, was succeeded by Warren Burger. IN MEMORY OF BARRY BRUNK We dedicate this annual to a young man who, in his twelve short years at Adrian, certainly became one of the most active and well-liked personalities in school. He always lived life to the fullest, and his world was one of warmth, laughter, and friendship. 3 VIBRATIONS OF SCHOOL School is to listen to the steady, smooth flow of a teacher's voice trying to make sense out of the world. To hear a tyrannical bell divide your life into neat, compact segments. To jostle and shove and twist your way through a blurred sea of faces. To greet the slam of a locker like an old friend. To recognize the loneliness in the foot- steps echoing down the hallway. To hate and laugh, hear and feel, and just to be . . . 5 6 SPORTS FOOTBALL SEASON DISAPPOINTMENT AND JOY FIRST ROW: G. Scheidt, D. Lutmer, S. Len2, R. Diekman, K. McCarthy, D. Palschak, M. Wick, C. Serfling, SECOND ROW: Mr. Carr, G. Spring- man, B. Kunkel, R. Reisdorfer, J. Huls, L. Halverson, P. Kunkel, E. Suedkamp, R. Erdman, R. Johan- ning, D. Fritz. THIRD ROW: M. Cox, R. Lewis, D. Hohn, K. Krog- man, J. Carlberg, R. Jansen, R. Krogman, T. Krogman, R. Krogman, Mr. Plucker. 8 Offensive Team FRONT ROW: T. Krogman R. Krogman R. Johanning R. Reisdorfer R. Lewis BACK ROW: D. Hohn G. Scheidt D. Lutmer Seniors: R. Johanning K. McCarthy D. Palaschak G. Scheidt M. Wick SECOND ROW: M. Cox D. Hohn J. Carlberg R. Lewis j R. Krogman Defensive Team Left to Right: T. Krogman R. Lewis B. Kunkel K. Krogman L. Halverson D. Lutmer R. Krogman R. Jansen 9 Adrian 4 Ellsworth 28 Adrian 24 Lake Wilson 6 Adrian 36 Edgerton 22 Adrian 32 Magnolia 46 Adrian •8 Sioux Valley 36 Adrian 8 Chandler 26 Adrian 22 Hills-B. Creek 33 Adrian (forfeit) 26 Round Lake 36 The Adrian Dragons finished their season with a 3--5 record. Football was new to many of the Dragon players. The new and the old players tried hard to bring across a good season. Even though they didn't win as many as they wanted, they accomplished one great thing, which was to unify our school. 10 TEAM APPLIED SPEED AND TEAMWORK TO OVERCOME LACK OF EXPERIENCE This season, we started out with high hopes. Though it didn't turn out as well as we expected, it still was an exciting season. We were winning even though we were losing on the scoreboard, because our school spirit was great. It provided valuable experience for next year's team. The basketball season did do it's main job by teach- ing good sportsmanship. A” TEAM SCORES Adrian 52 Round Lake 51 Adrian 42 Hills-Beaver Creek 71 Adrian 45 Chandler 49 Adrian 75 Lake Wilson 30 Adrian 43 Ellsworth 44 Adrian 39 Jasper 60 Adrian 55 Edgerton 64 Adrian 0 Verdi 2 Adrian 59 Magnolia 71 Adrian 52 Hills-Beaver Creek 75 Adrian 74 Chandler 84 Adrian 49 Sioux Valley 64 Adrian 63 Lake Wilson 20 Adrian 84 Ellsworth 57 Adrian 53 Jasper 68 Adrian 55 Edgerton 52 Adrian 51 Heron Lake 69 Adrian 47 Magnolia 73 Adrian 56 Chandler 64 ( Sub-District) B Team Record Adrian 30 Round Lake 28 Adrian 40 Hills-Beaver Creek 41 Adrian 56 Chandler 29 Adrian 41 Ellsworth 19 Adrian 32 Jasper 41 Adrian 0 Edgerton 2 Adrian 56 Magnolia 25 Adrian 38 Hills-Beaver Creek 50 Adrian 70 Chandler 22 Adrian 52 Lake Wilson 30 Adrian 32 Ellsworth 15 Adrian 42 Jasper 45 Adrian 42 Edgerton 54 Adrian 34 Magnolia 39 11 FIRST ROW- - M. Cox, K. Krogman, H. Ruffing, D. Hohn, R. Lewis, G. Wick. SECOND ROW--P. Kunkel, G. Scheidt, E. Suedkamp, R. Erdman, M. Winters, R. Honnerman, K. McCarthy, B. Kunkel, M. Wick. THIRD ROW--C. Serf ling, Mr. Plucker, Mr. Bergman. Because of his skill John Carlberg was selected to the All Conference Basketball Team. FIRST ROW: M. Winter, C. Boldt, R. Erdman, A. Oertli, R. Honnermann, T. Carlberg, J. Roerig, D. Brake, P. Kunkel, E. Suedkamp, R. Reisdorfer, C. Springman, K. Arends, T. Lewis. KNEELING: Mr. Plucker, M. Cox. 13 A Squad FIRST ROW: R. Heitkamp B. Gilb D. Wolf D. Palaschak M. Burkard SECOND ROW: B. Wolf T. Erlandson R. Diekman B. Springman THIRD ROW: Mr. Carr L. Loosbrock R. Krogman L. Halverson Mr. Peterson The Adrian Dragon Wrestlers did a great feat this year. They proved themselves to be No. 1 at the Tri-County conference. Also at the conference we had three first and five second place winners. They all should be congratulated for their fine efforts and accomplishments. Danny, who has been a wrestler since the sport was introduced here, is our leaving senior. Special mention should be given to Bob Gilb who went on to the district matches, received second and continued on to the regional. The four top wrestlers were Bob Gilb, 14--4; Daryl Wolf, 11--3; Dan Palas- chak, 11--3—1; and Lyman Halverson, 10--5. The support also improved much over last year. With this kind of spirit, the wrestlers could again win the conference next year and continue on. First Place Winners B. Gilb L. Halverson D. Wolf Second Place Winners B. Wolf T. Erlandson R. Krogman M. Burkard D. Palaschak 15 B Squad FIRST ROW: K. Lacore G. Bertrand M. Cox S. Luneburg M. Konz SECOND ROW: J. Loonan J. Schutz A. Morman D. Marco M. Loosbrock R. Honermann THIRD ROW: Mr. Carr Mr. Peterson 16 BASEBALL TEAM SHOWS POWER AND PROMISE Adrian Opp. 10 9 Edgerton 1 0 Jasper 8 10 Edgerton 0 1 Jasper 2 3 Lake Wilson 10 2 Lake Wilson 0 6 Fulda 5 3 Fulda 0 10 Luvem ✓ 1st ROW left to right: R. Erdman, W. Jansen, D. Palaschak, K. McCarthy, G. Scheidt, D. Lutmer. 2nd ROW: M. Wick, E. Suedkamp, D. Friedman, T. Lewis, B. Krogman, R. Reisdorfer, C. Springman. 3rd ROW: Coach E. Bergman, B. Springman, R. Krogman, K. Krogman, M. Diekman, D. Honermann, C. Serf ling. TRACK TEAM SETS NEW SCHOOL RECORDS J. Hu Is sets a new Tri-County Confer- ence high jump record of 5' 8 1 2 . 1st ROW L to R.: M. Winter, D. Palaschak, K. McCarthy, C. Boldt, T. Lewis, D. Lutmer. 2nd ROW: Coach S. Struss, W. Jansen, R. Erdman, R. Krogman, J. Huls, M. Diekman, M. Loos- brock. Adrian 49 Magnolia 56 Ellsworth Invitational 15 Voogd Relays Rock Rapids 3 Adrian 70 Little Rock 58 Tri County Conference 35 Trojan Relays 3 Dragon Relays 14 5 6 District 8 8pts. New Records: 2 Mile Run--M. Loosbrock 11:54 180 Low hurdler--C. Boldt 21.6 440 Relay Team 47.9 880 Relay Team 1:37.9 880 Relay Team sets new school record of 1:39.9 A Squad Left to right: R. Reisdorfer J. Klein B. Slater J. Voss L. Schutz J. Kellen CHEERLEADERS BUILD SCHOOL SPIRIT This year, since the enrollment was increased so much, the A and B squads were both increased to six. This made it possible for many new cheers and different arrangements. The cheerleaders were greatly supported by enthusiastic fans more this year than any other year. The A squad attended a cheerleading clinic at St. James in the fall, where they learned new techniques of cheerleading. Though the cheerleaders had to work hard Mr. Lind- ner should not be forgotten. Much credit should be given to him for the cheerleaders' perfection. B Squad Left'to right: C. Klooster B. Klein P. Konz K. Heffele M. Klein A. Wick Wrestling Cheerleaders Mary Lais Terese Homan Vicky Peters Jr. High Cheerleaders: Kathy McCarthy, Sharon Wick, Patricia Mauch, Becky Raley, Becky Breuer, Donna Scheidt, Mary Kellen. The addition of the wrestling cheer- leaders has greatly increased the amount of fans, especially this year. The cheer- leaders did a great job of giving the team the urge on to victory. This was proven when the wrestlers won the Con- ference title. Never before has the Jr. High team been so greatly supported as this year. The Jr. High Cheerleaders have learned a lot. JR. HIGH TURNS INTO MIGHTY DRAGONS FIRST ROW L-R.: W. Luenburg, P. Ruppert, J. Mueller, R. Roemeling, J. Roemeling, J. Fergusen, D. Loosbrock, R. Johnson, W. Lewis, D. Lein, B. Brunk. SECOND ROW: K. Scheidt, T. Miller, R. Wolf, J. Schutz, S. Knips, J. Eichoff. 21 YOUNG MUSCLES PUT TO WORK KNEELING: Coach—Mr. Struss, Manager--Mark Cox. Left to right: Mike Diekmann, Marv Fritz, Wayne Jassen, Doug Berning, Bob Carlberg, Jim Winters, Dale Bullerman, Dave Lutmer, Tim Lewis, Brad Krogman, Wade Serfling, Steve Knips. 1st ROW Left to Right: Jim Ferguson, Mike Rolph, Jeff Lynn, Daryl Raley, Bruck Brunk, Dean Erland- son, Jeff Mueller, Dean Nullerman, Gary Jonas. 2nd ROW: Brroke Winter, Paul Erlandson, Chris Neuroth, Ken Wolf, Steve Le Brun, Kevin Knips, Mark Lonneman, Lane Bullerman, Jeff Taylor, Mark Bullerman, John Ferguson. 3rd ROW: Coach--Mr. Struss, Russell Johnson, Mark Heitkamp, Ron Schutz, Jim Eickhoff, Randy Rohwer, Gaylord Boots, Albert Schie, Steve Scheidt, Manager Bob Lien. m UJ H H U VICTORY ENLIVENED THE SPIRIT OF HOMECOMING The elegance of coronation, the comedy of the skits, the grim determination of the players to win, and the dark, hard music of a dance: this was our 1970 Homecoming. Festivities began on October 3 with coronation ceremonies, presided over by Junior Class President Paul Kunkel. Dennis Hohn and Linda Schutz were crowned king and queen. Of the class skits following coronation, the eight grade's was voted best. The bonfire and snake dance completed the evening. The Dragons attended a triumphant Homecoming dance Friday night after defeating the Edgerton Flying Dutchmen, 36 to 22. Music was provided by the Gemini 6, and an enjoyable evening was had by all. At top of page: King and Queen candidates Mike Cox, Carol Mormann, Kevin Mc- Carthy, and Jeannie Klein. 25 The theme A Time For Us, combined with a Roman setting provided a romantic atmosphere for the Junior-Senior Prom held on May 1, 1970. The night started off with a banquet in the high school gym. The opening prayer was read by Mary Eickhoff. Paul Kunkel, as Jr. class president, welcomed the students. The students then enjoyed a delightful Swiss steak dinner. Following the meal Rosie Reis- dorfer thanked the Juniors on behalf of the Senior class. Bob Kunkel, adding a touch of humor, read the prophecy. The Seniors had previously drawn up a last will and testament, leaving their wordly possessions to the Juniors. This was then read by Dennis Hohn. Following the banquet the students spent the re- mainder of the evening at the East Elementary gym, dancing to the sound of the Solutions. Roman pillars, realistic murals, and a beautiful waterfall created a mood of enchantment. VALENTINE'S QUEEN REIGNED DURING A NIGHT OF MUSIC The traditional Valentine's Ball was held this year on the evening of February 14. It highlighted a week during which students had a chosen representative from each class as a candidate for Valentine's Princess or Queen. Candidates for Princess, shown below right, were Beverly Klein, Joann Heitkamp, and Sharon Wick. Queen candi- dates, shown at middle right were Therese Fritz, Mary Lynn Eickhoff, and Pat Konz. The evening got under way with coronation during which Beverly Klein was crowned by the outgoing prin- cess, Cheryl Klooster. Mary Lynn Eickhoff received the honor of being Valentine's Queen. She was crowned by the 1969 Queen, Carol Mormann. The dance followed coronation, during which students danced to the music of the Mount Rushmore. 28 DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS THE PHYSICISTS The Physicists, Adrian's 1970 fall drama pre- sentation, was given on the evening of November 14 and 15. It dealt with the inner conflict of a physicist, Mobius, who had discovered knowledge which was capable of turning the world into a far better place to live or destroying it. With 200 new students added to the school system, there was a much wider selection of talented actors to choose from than had been previously available. The play was enjoyed and appreciated by all who saw it. The Physicists was directed by Mr. Henry Exoo. Cast Mobius Newton Einstein Dr. Matilda Alan Lewis Monty Wick Scott Wieneke Barb Slater Charlene Kopplow Other members of the Dorothy Klinkenburg Nurse Luann Knips Marge Schreck Loren Hassebrock Gene Scheidt Lyle Boots Rick Majeras cast included; Ron Reisdorfer Tom Wieneke • Don Roeder Lois Klein John Ferberson Brook Winter Dan Lien 29 The musical com- edy Li'l Abner” was presented on April 17, 18, and 19 at the East Elementary Au- ditorium. The talented and versatile cast vividly portrayed the exploits of the Dogpatchers as they attempted to save Dogpatch from destruction as a nuclear testing ground. Li'l Abner,” directed by Mr. Ron Lindner and Mr. Craig Johnson, was a huge success. Cast Luann Knips...........Daisy Mae Elaine Eagen Dennis Hohn...........Li'l Abner Rick Krogman Cindy Mueller.........Mammy Yokum Tom Erlandson Mark Winter...........Pappy Yokum Don Ruffing Bob Kunkel............Marryin' Sam Bob Wolf Gene Scheidt..........Earthquake McCoon Coleen Steinhoff Tom Carlberg Other members of the cast included: Marilyn Kunkel Dick Kramer Loren Hassebroek Karla Heffele Paul Kunkel Cheryl Schutz Mary Bullermann Alan Lewis Monte Wick Terese Homan Rosie Reisdorfer Jeanne Klein Pat Heitkamp Cindy Spartz Jackie Pieterick Linda Luneberg Sheryl Jonas Peggy Scheidt Margaret Erlandson Chuck Boldt Jim Lynn Pam Vortherms Dave Lutmer Rick Lamastra Bill Spieker Noel Lais John Wieneke John Carlberg Mike Cox Kev McCarthy Rick Lewis Gary Wick Marilyn Broesder Marge Watry Mary Eickhoff Linda Schutz Jane Kellen Becky Riesselman Carol Mormann Dan Palaschak Alan Oertli Ann Nytes Ed Suedkamp Chuck Serf ling Marge Schreck Barb Riesselman Barb Johnson Mike Diekmann Audrey Wick Connie Mueller Carolyn Loosbrock Marie Mauch 31 SCIENCE FAIR PARTICIPANTS BRING HONOR TO AHS The four Senior High exhibitors, shown at right are: John Boecker, Jan Lonneman, Becky Riessel- man and Pat Thiel. The Junior High exhibitors, shown below, are Kenny Scheidt, Bernard Cook, Jeff Schutz and Terry Spieker. Not pictured: Sandra Kellen. Four senior high and six junior high students participated in the Regional Science Fair, held this year at Marshall. Participation was less than had been hoped for, but those who did take part received high honors. John Boecker's on Motion Simulation and Jan Lonne- man's project on Euglena--Plant or Animal? earned them both purple ribbons at Marshall and a trip to the State Fair. John also received a $300 scholarship at Marshall and a Navy Award at the State Fair. John is shown as right being congratulated by an official of the Marshall Col- lege. Becky's and Pat's projects merited blue ribbons at Marshall. GIRLS' TRACK INITIATED IN 1970 1970 saw the first girls' track team ever in AHS history, and the team did exceptionally well, con- sidering that they were inexperi- enced and attended only two meets, the Triangular Meet and the Conference. The team placed high in shoput and broadjump, and Elaine Wieneke placed first in the high jump at the Conference Meet. Members of the track team are shown above. R. 1: K. McCarthy, D. Brake, J. Pietrick, M. Lais, M. Wolf, M. Scheidt, P. Schutz. R. 2: J. Hohn, C. Jensen, G. Knips, L. Metz, C. Mueller, M. Schreck, R. 3: Miss Johnson (Coach), R. Wolf, B. Slater, E. Wlieneke, G. Mormann, P. Springman, C. Bullerman, C. Klooster. ORGANIZATIONS ANNUAL STAFF SUMMING UP 1970 FIRST ROW: R. Reisselman--Asst. Editor, L. Schutz--Business Manager, P. Thiel--Co-Editor, J. Voss--Co- Editor, C. Huls--Asst. Editor, Mr. Klllion--Advisor. SECOND ROW: L. Hassbroek, L. Henning, J. Taylor, J. Henning, L. Knips, C. Mormann, S. Fritx, R. Reisdorfer. THIRD ROW: J. Carlberg, J. Pieterick, J. Kellen, M. Taylor, D. Klingenberg, T. Eagen, S. Nagel, B. Moerke, S. Menke. Not pictured: M. Stubbe, M. Hohn, P. Konz, S. Roemeling. DRAMA WAS BOTH WORK AND FUN FIRST ROW: M. Brunk--Sec., B. Slater--Pres., A. Nytes--V. Pres., E. Scheidt--Treas. SECOND ROW: C. Mueller, A. Vaske, A. Wick, V. Kopplow, E. Eagen, C. Knips, C. Klooster, J. Henning, J. Taylor, L. Knips, J. Pieterick, J. Voss, C. Kopplow, M. Wolf, R. Kemper, D. Vaske. THIRD ROW: J. Banck, C. Mueller, L. Klein, M. Schreck, M. Watry, D. Klingenberg, M. Taylor, V. Peters, B. Johnson, S. Fritz, P. Davis, E. Wieneke, T. Eagen, L. Metz. FOURTH ROW: A. Breuer, A. Lewis, R. Reisdorfer, M. Wick, S. Wieneke, R. Kunkel, C. Loosbrock, B. Balster, C. Mormann, M. Tourville, D. Palaschak, P. Konz, P. Krogman. FIFTH ROW: L. Boots, B. Risselman, E. Wieneke, T. Wieneke, L. Hassebroek, G. Janssen, G. Wick, S. Reisdorfer, C. Huls, B. Moerke, R. Krogman, R. Riesselman, A. McCann. COLOR AND ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN BY THE DRAGONETTES FIRST ROW: L. Duin, P. DeBates, N. Anker, A. Breuer, L. Henning, E. Wineke, M. Hohn, D. Vaske. SECOND ROW: M. Diekman, S. Fienhage, P. Krogman, M. Stubbe, M. Mauch. THIRD ROW: Mr. Johnson--Advisor, A. McCann, R. Krogman, J. Banck, C. Mormann, H. Torppa, C. Loosbrock, P. Heitkamp, Mr. Lindner--Advisor. TWIRLERS, FLAG CARRIERS DOING THEIR THING G. Reker B. Slater B. Balster C. Steinhoff K. Lursen R. Reisdorfer K. Lursen M. Kunkel C. Mormann THE GIRLS HAVING FUN THROUGH ATHLETICS FIRST ROW: L. Schutz, M. Mauch, M. Erlandson, S. Jonas, P. Heitkamp, S. Fritz, G. Recker, M. Kunkel, B. Slater, R. Reisdorfer, P. Scheidt, Miss Johnson--Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Kellen, C. Mueller, P. DeBates, K. Bullerman, M. Hohn, E. Wieneke, M. Eickhoff, T. Homan, P. Martin, P. Davis, B. Konz. THIRD ROW: C. Mormann, C. Loos- brock, R. Loosbrock, B. Reisselman, G. Raley, S. Lupkes, P. Konz, J. Pieterick. FOURTH ROW: M. Lais, P. Springman, L. Metz, S. Menke, D. Brake, L. Fuerstenberg, P. Hoffman. AHS PROVIDING TEACHERS FOR TOMORROW FIRST ROW: E. Eagen, P. Thiel, K. Heffele, P. DeBates, C. Kopplow, B. Moerke, B. Slater, L. Knips, B. Riesselman. SECOND ROW: M. Cox, Mrs. Johnson--Advisor, P. Scheidt, T. Eagen, D. Klingen- berg, J. Lonneman, D. Erlandson, E. Wieneke, L. Beeck, V. Kopplow, P. Vortherms, G. Raley. OUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT AT AHS FIRST ROW: C. Mueller, Vice President; M. Cox, President; Mr. Plucker, Advisor; C. Mormann, Secretary-Treas- urer; H. Torpa. SECOND ROW: J. Winter, M. Brunk, M. Schreck, B. Balster, E. Suedkamp, R. Jansen, B. Slater, C. Jensen, D. Lutmer, C. Schutz, S. Wick, K. McCarthy. THE LIBRARY'S NEEDED HANDS FIRST ROW: A. Breuer S. Fienhage T. Fritz Mr. Wagner, Advisor M. Fienhage T. Konz B. Moerke SECOND ROW: V. Peters K. Lursen J. Freimuth 39 HONOR STUDENTS AT ADRIAN Second Year Members FIRST ROW: C. Kopplow L. Knips B. Balster C. Mormann J. Voss SECOND ROW: B. Slater T. Wieneke First Year Members FIRST ROW: B. Moerke, M. Taylor, S. Nagel, E. Wieneke, B. Reisselman, P. Thiel, J. Klein, C. Schutz, D. Lutmer, M. Erlandson. SECOND ROW: K. Arends, M. Winter, P. Kunkel, J. Reuter, R. Lewis, R. Kramer, C. Springman, J. Boecker, M. Madison. STUDENTS FINDING IT EASIER TO COMMUNICATE TODAY There was a number of students participating in the sub-district speech contest this year. Three members received A ratings and advanced to the district contest, while two received alternate ratings. Going from left to right are Mike Cox and Barb Slater, who received the alternate ratings. Luann Knips, Charlene Kopplow and Jeanne Klein, all receiving A ratings. Charlene also received an A in district contest and ad- vanced to regional contest in Mankato. FIRST ROW: Mr. Sorenson--Advisor, J. Klein, J. Voss, L. Knips, M. Wieneke, E. Eagen, C. Kopplow, K. Heffele. SECOND ROW: H. Torppa, C. Huls, S. Nagel, R. Reisdorfer, B. Slater, S. Fritz, C. Mormann, D. Klingenberg, B. Riesselman. THIRD ROW: R. Lewis, M. Cox, R. Dreke, W. Fuerstenberg, K. Krogman, P. Kunkel, M. Wick, S. Wieneke. VOICES OF SOUND FIRST ROW: Mr. Kieser--Director, C. Klooster, D. Heitkamp, V. Kopplow, L. Knips, P. Scheidt, D. Brake, C. Knips, C. Mueller, C. Kopplow, E. Eagen, L. Luneberg, A. Wick, M. Klein, G. Knips, S. Jonas, M. Brunk, M. Kunkel, J. Voss. SECOND ROW: C. Schutz, B. Klein, C. Jensen, K. Heffele, C. Balster, J. Winter, J. Loonan, W. Jansen, D. Palaschak, T. Spieker, P. Loosbrock, K. Lacore, M. Mauch, M. Eickhoff, J. Lonneman, S. Lupkes, E. Weineke, P. Davis. THIRD ROW: L. fi % i P rrstiTi .1 Wm vn i k •� tf V '?1 i� « 1 Schutz, R. Reisdorfer, C. Knips, C. Mormann, B. Wolf, D. Von Holtum, A. Mormann, W. ArendSj G. Scheidt, J. Vortherms, M. Dorn, K. Arends, C. Steinhoff, S. Fritz, P. Springman, J. Klein, M. Watry. FOURTH ROW: P. Hensen, P. Vortherms, B. Reisselman, C. Huls, J. Dom, J. Lynn, P. Kunkel, M. Diekmann, J. Carlberg, B. Spieker, M. Lorang, B. Kunkel, R. Lamastra, G. Reker, A. Nytes, B. Reisselman, M. Erlandson. YOUNG STUDENT VOICES AT THEIR BEST FIRST ROW: Mr. Kieser--Director, L. Gilb, M. Moser, S. Spartz, D. Johnson, J. Geurts, J. Holzmer, C. Knips, D. Sailor, J. Honermann, K. McCarthey, R. Wolf. SECOND ROW: M. Hanson, P. Mauch, V. Cox, M. Archer, K. Mauch, K. Lutmer, M. Heinrichs, D. Scheidt, J. Reisdorfer, P. Schutz, B. Raley. THIRD ROW: J. Stoffel, C. Engelkes, C. Bruns, J. Artley, S. Dreke, J. Heitkamp, L. Balster, C. Ruffing, S. Arends, J. Jensen, A. Lien. FOURTH ROW: R. Mauch, M. Johnson, R. Breuer, M. Kellen, B. Dorn, S. Kiefer, J. Oertli, D. Berning, S. Rowher, R. Harberts, J. Hohn. FIRST ROW Bottom Picture: S. DeBates, R. Miller, P. Vortherms, K. Hansen, P. Erlandson, D. Lien, J. Ferguson, W. Luneburg, B. Lien, J. Cuddigan. SECOND ROW: R. Roemeling, V. Wieneke, S. Henning, C. Bullerman, D. Lynn, N. Schissel, L. Tobiason, J. Lais, B. Winter, B. Brunk, P. Ruppert, J. Mueller. THIRD ROW: S. Wick, L. Balster, A. Wieneke, P. Hoffman, P. Quashnick. This year the Adrian Music Department had five participants receive star ratings at the District 8 solo contest. There were three vocal winners and two instrumental winners. They were from left to right: L. Knips, C. Mueller, and L. Luneberg the vocal winners and B. Reisselman and C. Knips the instru- mental winners. DISTRICT 8 SOLO WINNERS FIRST ROW: B. Slater, C. Knips, L. Knips, C. Jensen, D. Johnson, D. Dietz, J. Oertli, B. Reisselman. SECOND ROW: C. Huls, M. Brunk, C. Engelkes, S. Nagel, T. Carlberg, G. Mormann, B. Brunk, B. Winter, T. Homan, C. Schutz, S. Arends, M. Hanson, P. Scheidt, D. McRunnels, C. Bruns, G. Raley, B. Lien. THIRD ROW: P. Davis, A Lien, R. Harberts, R. Mauch, C. Lenz, S. Luneberg, J. Mueller, D. Lien, C. Knips, K. Hanson, W. Arends, M. Eickhoff, M. Winter, R. Loosbrock, C. Knips, V. Slater, K. Arends, S. Wick, J. Jensen, D. Hokeness, B. Wolf, B. Raley, M. Madison, C. Boldt. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Johnson--Director, B. Reisselman, L. Luneberg, G. Boots, D. Pick. 47 TO HEAR AND FEEL 50 You mean they give THIS to first-graders? AND JUST TO BE... LOLLIPOPS for SALE! GRADUATES Rosemary Reisdorfer President Barbara Balster 54 John Boecker UNITED WE STAND TO CONQUER Lyle Boots Mary Bullerman Carol Mormann Secretary John Carlberg Dennis Hohn Treasurer Donald Breuer Mike Cox 55 Susan Fritz 56 John Graf Linda Fuerstenberg Jaculin Henning Loren Hassebroek Wesley Fuerstenberg Patricia Heitkamp Linda Henning 57 Jackie Hoffman Natalie Hoffman Douglas Honermann Carol Huls Julie Jeffers 58 Roger Johanning Barbara Johnson Joanne Kellen 59 Robert Konz Richard Krogman Rick Lewis Steve Martin Marie Mauch Carolyn Loosbrock Richard Majerus 60 Virginia Moser 61 Ann Nytes Daniel Palaschak Victoria Peters 62 Monty Recker Sandra Reisdorfer Sally Nagel Regge Neuman Allen Roemeling Donald Ruffing Gene Scheldt Charles Serfling Barbara Slater Margaret Schreck Linda Schutz 63 Jane Voss Monte Wick John Wieneke 64 Mary Stubbe Scott Wieneke Marilyn Taylor Thomas Wieneke 1970 was the first year that Adrian was honored by the presence of 2 foreign exchange students. Hannele Torppa, of Finland, stayed an entire year with the Jim Slater family. Ricardo Lamastra of Argentina stayed with the Cletus Spieker family for six months. Both students took courses in U.S. history, English, Senior Social, and Art, and both partook in extra- curricular activities. The entire school enjoyed the presence of these vivacious, intelligent people who added to our knowledge of other people and places in the world. We hope we gave as much to them as they gave to us. Rick Lamastra Hannelle Torppa UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS: WHEN YOU'RE NUMBER TWO, YOU TRY HARDER M. Anker K. Arends M. Arnold J. Balster C. Boldt G. Breuer M. Broesder M. Brunk R. Burkard S. Bullerman M. Diekmann L. Duin M. Eickhoff A. Engelkes R. Erdman T. Erlandson M. Fienhage M. Fritz B. Gilb D. Heitkamp P. Hensen G. Jonas D. Knips T. Kontz 68 R. Kramer K. Krogman T. Krogman M. Kunkel P. Kunkel B. Kunkel N. Lais V. Lenz J. Lonneman M. Lorang D. Lutmer J. Lynn M. Madison D. McRunnels C. Mensen G. Metz N. Mormann M. Odenbrett L. Peters R. Reisdorfer G. Reker G. Reker L. Reker G. Reuter FOR THE SOPHOMORES “72!' IS THE YEAR OF SUCCESS P. Arends C. Balster E. Balster J. Banck L. Beeck V. Berning D. Brake A. Breuer K. Bullerman M. Burkard T. Carlberg B. Croat M. Croat P. DeBates R. Diekmann J. Dorn E. Eagen D. Erlandson G. Erlandson S. Fienhage J. Freimuth D. Fritz M. Fritz D. Fuerstenberg 70 I J. Reuter R. Riesselman D. Roeder L. Roemeling S. Roemeling M. Scheidt C. Schutz V. Slater C. Spartz B. Spieker C. Springman C. Steinhoff J. Taylor P. Thiel M. Tour ville A. Vaske S. Vortherms G. Voss G. Wick C. Wieneke E. Wieneke M. Wieneke M. Winter B. Wolf 71 M. Fuerstenberg S. Gilb L. Halverson K. Heffele R. Heitkamp C. Henning G. Henning J. Henrichs D. Hoffman M. Hohn R. Holzmer T. Homan R. Honnerman R. Honnerman J. Huls R. Jansen R. Johnson J. Jueneman F. Kemper S. Kiefer M. Klein R. Klenken C. Klooster C. Knips 72 P. Konz V. Kopplow P. Krogman R. Krogman R. Krogman S. Lenz A. Lewis D. Lewis G. Lonneman M. Loosbrock R. Loos brock M. Luettel K. Lursen T. Lynn P. Martin A. McCann A. Mormann L. Moser C. Mueller D. Nagel P. Odenbrett A. Oertli D. Pick G. Raley D. Reiter B. Riesselman J. Roerig R. Rohwer S. Schei R. Springman E. Suedkamp T. Taylor D. Van Horsen D. Vaske P. Vortherms M. Watry A. Wick E. Wieneke D. Wieneke C. Willemssen M. Yackel 74 W. Arends B. Balster D. Berning D. Brake D. Bullerman R. Carlberg M. Cox K. Croat P. Davis D. DeBates D. Diekmann M. Diekmann L. Domeyer R. Domeyer M. Dorn M. Duin M. Engels D. Erlandson D. Friedman M. Fritz L. Fuerstenberg S. Fuerstenberg M. Heitkamp J. Henning CLEAR THE HALLS THE FRESHMAN ARE COMING! 75 R. Heronimus B. Hoffman P. Hoffman R. Honnerman W. Jansen C. Jansen R. Johnson S. Kellen R. Kemper R. Kern B. Klein G. Klingenberg G. Knips K. Knips S. Knips B. Konz P. Konz B. Krogman D. Krogman M. Kunkel K. Lacore M. Lais T. Lewis J. Loonan L. Loosbrock P. Loosbrock T. Loosbrock M. Lorang L. Luneburg D. Lutmer S. Lupkes D. Marco J. Mauch S. Menke L. Metz T. Miller G. Morman P. Nelson D. Neuman R. Neuman R. Nolte J. Pieterick G. Reker R. Roemeling K. Scheidt K. Scheidt W. Serfling M. Spartz 77 T. Spieker P. Springman D. Taylor J. T aylor D. Van Horsen J. Vortherms P. Vortherms D. Von Hoi turn B. Willemseen J. Winter M. Wolf R. Wolf GRADE EIGHT: THE YEAR OF AWARENESS ROW 1: W. Lewis, J. Altman, L. Vaske, D. Lien, B. Winter, P. Erlandson, W. Luneburg, J. Ferguson. ROW 2: M. John, R. Schutz, j. Eickoff, B. Gengler, G. Boots, R. Anker, M. Konz, J. Wieneke. ROW 3: B. Cook, R. Rohwer, L. Von Holtum, S. Wieneke, A. Schei, L. Roemeling, S. Scheidt, G. Klenken, F. Diekmann, R. Woltjer. Not Pictured: S. Arends, M. Bullerman, L. Lenz, P. Lindemann. 78 ROW 1: P. Menson, R. Wolf, P. Schutz, K. McCarthy, N. Schissel, K. Reese, S. Dreke, C. Reiter, R. Roemeling, M. Hanson, S. Henning, J. Heitkamp, C. Bullerman, S. VanHorsen, D. Lenz. ROW 2: V. Cox, V. Stoffel, K. Mauch, D. Dietz, D. Miller, C. Engelkes, A. Lien, J. Jensen, C. Bruns, J. Reisdorfer, J. Oertli, C. Ruffing. ROW 3: L. Arends, D. Lynn, J. Artley, B. Raley, B. Breuer, D. Scheidt, J. Hohn, S. Keipher, L. Balster, J. Hoffman, L. Balster, C. Lenz, D. Berning, S. DeBates. ROW 4: R. Johnson, M. Heitkamp, D. Taylor, G. Bertrand, M. Hassebroek, K. Reuter, R. Schoeneman. 79 GRADE 7: THE REAL START OF SCHOOL LIFE ROW ONE: K. Hanson, K. Willemssen, D. Jonhson, C. Knips, M. Johnson, R. Mauch, B. Brunk, J. Mueller, S. Van Horsen, G. Heitkamp, D. Raley, R. Lien. ROW TWO: J. Honerman, D. Vorthems, V. Wieneke, M. Stomberg, M. Kellen, K. Lutmer, R. Berning, D. Nelson, J. Taylor, D. Bullerman, G. Jonas, K. Taylor. ROW THREE: P. Quashnick, S. Wick, B. Lund, R. Harberts, T. Fletcher, S. Janssen, J. Sieve, S. Lune- berg, C. Neuroth, C. Vaske, J. Lynn, J. Ferguson. ROW ONE: M. Moser, L. Tobiason, D. Vaske, J. Cuddigan, E. Erlandson, R. Odenbrett, P. Ruppert, D. Hokeness, K. Balster, D. Balster, S. Cox, D. Peters. ROW TWO: L. Gilb, P. Vorthems, S. Spartz, J. Holz- mer, J. Geurts, A. Hausmann, J. Stoffel, P. Mauch, G. Abels, D. Loosbrock, G. Gruis, D. Klooster, M. Wolters, M. Rolph. ROW THREE: B. Dorn, M. Heinrichs, K. Ortli, S. Rohwer, M. Archer, G. Becker, M. Lonneman, S. Le Brun, K. Wolf, J. Schutz, K. Knips, L. Bullerman, D. Sailor, J. Lais. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ADMINISTRATION LEADS THE WAY Shown at right: Mr. Jensen, Superin- tendent. Below left, School board members: Mr. Ervin Henning, Mr. Kenny Rust, Mr. Ray Boots, Mr. William Lewis, Mr. David Boldt, Mr. Gilbert Metz, and Mr. Don Lien. Bottom right, Mr. House, High School Principal. Bottom left, Mr. Planck, Elementary Principal. 82 THE SOURCE OF OUR KNOWLEDGE Mr. Carr, History; Mr. Killion, Social; Mr. Volberding, Social; Mr. Tonsager, Geography. Miss Flanigan, Science; Mr. Horst, Science; Mr. Lindner, Chemistry; Mr. Green, Earth G Space Science. Mr. Anderson, Jr. High Math; Mr. Reisdorfer, Sr. High Math; Mr. Iverson, Math G Physics. Miss Johnson, Phy-Ed. Mr. Chamley, Phy-Ed Miss Sammons, Phy-Ed Mr. Bergman, Student Counselor Mr. Miller, Shop, Mr. Konechne, Shop; Miss Monroe, Home Ec.; Mr. Plucker, Business; Miss Hagen, Business and Home Ec. Mr. Johnson, Band; Mrs. Johnson, Art; Mr. Wagner, Library; Mr. Kieser, Choir. 84 EVERY SCHOOL NEEDS SCHOOL HELP Office help, shown at top left: Mrs. Lind- ner, Mrs. Inglett, and Mrs. Tabbert. Custodians, at middle left: Wayne Owens and Roscoe Rickett. Cooks, above: Mrs. Poppen, Mrs. Rust, Mrs. Bocker, Mrs. Eshleman, Mrs. Luneberg, Mrs. Gonnerman, and Mrs. Weis. Bus drivers, at left: STANDING, Duane DeVries, Ray Pfannes, Marvin Kutzback, Henry Fritz, Henry Elsing, Robert LeBrun, A1 Berning, Cy Romeling. KNEELING: A1 Schroeber, Marv Lorang, Marv Kern, Lloyd Henrikson. 85 MEMORIES OF SENIOR PARTICIPATION MARY ALTMAN—FT A ... 12 DOROTHY ARENDS BARBARA BALSTER —Choir . . . 9,10,11, Library Staff ... 11, Twirling . . . 9,10,11,12, Drama . . . 11,12, Class Officer ... 10, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, FHA . . . 10,11. TOM BALSTER--Choir ... 9, Basketball ... 9, Baseball ... 10, Newspaper ... 11, Drama ... 9, Class Of- ficer ... 9. JOHN BOECKER--National Honor Society . . . 11,12. LYLE BOOTS--Library Staff ... 9, Drama . . . 10,11,12, Class Officer ... 11. DON BREUER — Football ... 9, Track . . . 10,12. MARY BULLERMAN JOHN CARLBERG--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Football . . . 9,10,12, Basketball . . . 9,10,11,12, Track . . . 9,10, Annual . . . 12, Drama . . . 10,12, Class Officer . . . 10. MIKE COX--Choir . . . 10,11, Football ... 12, Basketball . . . 9,10,11,12, Baseball . . . 9,10, Drama . . . 10.11.12, Student Council . . . 10,11,12, Class Officer ... 10, Declam ... 12, FT A ... 12. BOB DREKE--Class Officer ... 11 TERESA EAGEN--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Annual . . . 11,12, Newspaper ... 12, Drama . . . 11,12, FT A ... 12. CHARLOTTE ENGELS MARGARET ERLANDSON — Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Class Officer . . . 10, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, GAA ... 12. SUE FRITZ—Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Track ... 12, Newspaper ... 11, Drama . . . 10,11,12, Declam ... 12, GAA . . . 12, FHA . . . 9,10,11, Dragonettes . . . 11,12. TERRIE FRITZ--Choir ... 11, Library Staff ... 12, Student Council ... 10, FHA 11, Dragonettes ... 11 12 KAREN FUERSTENBERG LINDA FUERSTENBERG WESLEY FUERSTENBERG--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Newspaper ... 11, Declam ... 12. JOHN GRAF LOREN HASSEBROEK--Annual ... 12, Drama . . . 11,12. PAT HEITKAMP--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Class Officer ... 11, GAA ... 12, Dragonettes ... 12. JACKIE HENNING--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Annual . . . 12, Newspaper . . . 12, Drama . . . 11,12. LINDA HENNING--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Annual . . . 12, Dragonette ... 12. JACKIE HOFFMAN NATALIE HOFFMAN DENNY HOHN--Choir ... 11, Football ... 12, Basketball . . . 9,10,11,12, Baseball . . . 10,11,12, Drama . . . 11.12, Class Officer . . . 11,12. DOUG HONERMANN--Choir . . . 10,11, Baseball . . . 9,10,11,12, Drama . . . 11,12. CAROL HULS—Band . . . 9,10,11,12, Choir . . . 9,11,12, Annual . . . 11,12, Drama . . . 10,11,12, Declam . . . JULIE JEFFERS ROGER JOHANNING--Football ... 12, Basketball . . . 9,10,11, Manager. BARB JOHNSON--Track ... 12, Drama . . . 12, Dragonette . . . 12. SHERYL JONAS--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12 JANE KELLEN--Choir . . . 10,11, Drama . . . 11,12, Cheerleading . . . 11,12, GAA ... 12. JOANNE KELLEN--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Annual . . . 12, Drama ... 11. JEANNE KLEIN—Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Drama . . . 11,12, National Honor Society . . . 12, Cheerleading . . . 10.11.12, Declam ... 12. DOROTHY KLINGENBERG--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Annual . . . 11,12, Newspaper . . . 12, Drama . . . 10,11,12, Declam ... 11. LUANN KNIPS--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Band . . . 9,10,11,12, Newspaper ... 11, Drama . . . 10,11,12, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, Cheerleading ... 11, Declam . . . 11,12, FTA ... 12, FHA . . . 9,11. CHARLENE KOPPLOW--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Library Staff . . . 10,11,12, Class Officer ... 11, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, Declam . . . 11,12, FT A ... 12. BOB KONZ—Choir . . . 9,10, Basketball ... 9. RICK KROGMAN--Football . . . 11,12, Wrestling . . . 9,10, Basketball ... 11, Newspaper ... 11, Drama . . . 10.11.12, Student Council ... 9. RICK LEWIS--Choir ... 11, Football ... 12, Basketball . . . 9,10,11,12, Drama . . . 10,11,12, Student Council . . . 10, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, Declam ... 12. CAROLYN LOOS BROCK--Choir ... 9, Newspaper ... 11, Cheerleading ... 9, GAA ... 12, FHA ... 9, Dragonettes ... 11,12. RICHARD MAJERUS--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Basketball . . . 9,10,11, Drama . . . 11,12. STEVE MARTIN—Drama ... 11 MARIE MAUCH—Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Drama . . . 11,12, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, Declam . . . 10, GAA . . . 12, Dragonettes . . . 12. KEVIN McCarthy —Football ... 12, Basketball . . . 9,10,11,12, Baseball . . . 9,10,11,12, Track ... 12, Drama ... 11,12. STEVE MENKE--Annual ... 12, National Honor Society . . . 11,12. PAT METZ--Class Officer ... 9 BRENDA MOERKE--Annual . . . 11,12, Library Staff ... 12, Drama . . . 10,11,12, National Honor Society . . . 12, FTA ... 12. 86 CAROL MORMANN--Choir . . . 9,11,12, Annual . . . 12, Newspaper . . . 11, Twirling . . . 11,12, Class Officer . . . 9,10,11,12, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, Declam . . . 12, GAA . . . 12, FHA . . . 10,11, Dragonettes . . . 11,12. VIRGINIA MOSER CINDY MUELLER--Band ... 11, Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Annual ... 11, Drama . . . 11,12, Student Council . . . 9.12, Declam ... 12, FTA ... 12, GAA ... 12. JERRY MURPHY—Basketball . . . 10,11, Class Officer ... 9. SALLY NAGEL--Band . . . 9,10,11,12, Choir . . . 9,11, Annual . . . 11,12, Drama . . . 10,11, National Honor Society . . . 12, Declam . . . 12. REGGE NEUMAN ANN NYTES--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Drama . . . 10,11,12, Class Officer ... 11, Declam . . . 9,10,11, FT A . . . 12, GAA ... 12. DAN PALASCHAK--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Football . . . 11,12, Wrestling . . . 9,10,11,12, Baseball . . . 11,12, Track . . . 12, Drama . . . 11,12. VICKY PETERS--Newspaper ... 12, Library Staff . . . 12, Drama . . . 10,11,12, Cheerleading 10,11,12, FHA . . . 9,10,11. JERRIE RECKER--Newspaper . . . 12, Twirling . . . 11,12, Class Officer . . . 10,12, GAA . . . 12, FHA . . . 10,11, Dragonettes . . . 11,12. MONTY RECKER--Track ... 9, Class Officer ... 9. ROSIE REISDORFER--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Annual ... 12, Twirling ... 12, Drama ... 10, Class Officer . . . 10.12, Cheerleading . . . 10,12, Declam . . . 9,10,11,12, GAA . . . 12. SANDEE REISDORFER ALLEN ROEMELING DON RUFFING--Choir ... 11, Basketball . . . 9,10,11,12, Drama . . . 10,11,12, National Honor Society ... 11. GENE SCHEIDT--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Football ... 12, Basketball . . . 9,10,11,12, Baseball . . . 9,10,11,12, Track . . . 12, Drama . . . 11,12. MARG SCHRECK--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Track ... 12, Drama 11,12, Student Council ... 12, National Honor Society . . . 10,11, Cheerleading ... 9, FTA . . . 12, GAA . . . 12. LINDA SCHUTZ--Choir . . . 9,10,11,12, Annual ... 12, Cheerleading . . . 10,12, GAA ... 12. CHUCK SERFLING--Football ... 9,11, Basketball 10,11, Baseball ... 11. BARB SLATER--Band . . . 9,10,11,12, Choir . . . 9,10,11, Track ... 12, Twirling . . . 9,10,11,12, Drama . . . 10.11.12, Student Council ... 12, Class Officer ... 11, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, Cheerleading . . . 9.10.11.12, Declam ... 12, FTA ... 12, GAA ... 12, FHA . . . 9,11. MARY KAY STUBBE--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Drama . . . 11,12, National Honor Society ... 11, Declam . . . 9,10, Dragonettes ... 12. MARILYN TAYLOR —Choir . . . 9,10,11, Annual ... 12, Drama ... 12, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, Declam ... 9. HANNELE TORPA--Student Council ... 12, Dragonettes ... 12. JANE VOSS--Choir . . . 11,12, Annual . . . 11,12, Drama . . . 10,11,12, National Honor Society . . . 11,12, Cheerleading . . . 10,11,12, Declam . . . 11,12. MONTE WICK--Football . . . 9,10,11,12, Basketball . . . 9,10,11,12, Baseball . . . 11,12, Newspaper ... 11, Drama . . . 11,12, Class Officer ... 11, Student Council ... 11, Declam ... 12. JOHN WIENEKE--Choir . . . 9,10,11, Baseball ... 10, Student Council ... 11. SCOTT WIENEKE--Football ... 11, Track ... 9, Drama . . . 10,11,12, Class Officer ... 9. TOM WIENEKE--Drama ... 12, Class Officer ... 10, National Honor Society . . . 11,12. RICK LAMASTRA--Choir ... 12, Track ... 12, Student Council ... 12. THESE ARE THE SOUNDS OF LEARNING AND GROWING UP � INTERNATO 1 - THE MINIMAX LOOK - Designer Georges Kaplan revealed this solution to the mini maxi debate in women's coats. Models wear mimmax coats which combine features of both. 2 MAY FACE COURT MARTIAL - Lt. William L Calley Jr. (right) walks with his military defense counsel. Maj Ken- neth A Raby at Ft. Benning, Georgia. Calley has been charged with the murder of civilians during an attack on My Lai, a village m Vietnam. 3. TO BEGIN SERVICE - A Boeing 747 superjet dwarfs Boeing's intercontinental 707 - once the largest jetliner in the air. The new jumbojet will be put into service in 1970. 4. BIAFRAN REFUGEES - Biafran refugees are shown carry- ing children and belongings as they flee from advancing Nigerian troops. 5 MOON WALK In July, 1969. man took his greatest leap into space and walked on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. This was followed in November by Apollo 12 and another manned lunar landing. 6x4 nnm mmi IAL EVENTS 6. IRISH FRONTIER’ SCENE - In Belfast. Northern Ireland. British troops were required to keep the peace as Catholic and Protestant factions clashed in riots which broke out in August. 7. U THANT PAYS RESPECTS — U Thant. Secretary-General of the United Nations, stands before the casket of Dwight D. Eisenhower, lying in state under the capitol dome in Washington. 8. PARIS PEACE TALKS - South Vietnamese delegates sit alongside U.S. delegates in the conference room used for the peace talks. Henry Cabot Lodge (center) replaced Aver- ell Harriman as U.S. delegation leader. 9. STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION TALKS BEGIN - Russian delegation (nearest camera) headed by Vladimar Semjonov. faces their U. S. counterparts headed by Gerard C. Smith at conference table in Helsinki during their first meeting. 10. ORDERS FURTHER TROOP WITHDRAWAL - President Nix- on sits at his White House desk, after appearing on a na- tionwide broadcast announcing withdrawal of 50,000 more troops from South Vietnam by April of 1970 11. DE GAULLE RESIGNS - In April General Charles de Gaulle resigned as President following the negative result of the referendum. He and Mrs. Yvonne de Gaulle are shown after attending morning mass at the church of Harricourt.